1. 9-patches, 2. Figgy Pudding, 3. a quilt, 4. orange binding, 5. nine patch blues, 6. MoMo's Wonderland, 7. pretty..pink..house quilted, 8. Panache, 9. Otto the Otter Pillow
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Today I received an e-mail from Amy Butler and she sends us her LOVE! The newest,
luscious fabrics from her latest collection. The fabrics have been ordered and we are
anticipating the arrival soon. In the meantime check out some Free Downloads
here.
Head on down to your fav magazine stand and p/u
the latest copy of Martha Stewart. I just love the little
snail best (He shall be named Gooey!)
This is my favourite time of year! and if you did not
all ready know I have two kitties named after some things
in this very Fallish picture. Hesitate to take a guess?
Click here for the answers
making this quilt! Had a few customers peeking in during the
process. I only had one pattern in stock at the time. I figured I was
done, and sold my only copy! Silly me! I still had to add the
borders! What size to cut!?
I did what any desperate quilter would do...I phoned the
designer! Sandy Gervais..{pattern & fabric designer} returned my
call. I was so pleasantly surprised! Not only did she tell me what
size to cut the borders she packed up and shipped a whack of these
great patterns for you to make too!
Now off to finish the quilt. Kits available, pattern back in stock any
day thanks to Sandy.
Roadside fruit stand. I heart the small town vibe and the honour system. One
box of pears $5. Take note of the second picture, makes me laugh! Pears in a
'fresh mushroom' box. I'll take pears over mushrooms any day.
This post reminds me of this beauty of a tablerunner.
My wonderful husband surprised me with a great
Birthday weekend.
What is better than wine & good
food? Vineyard hopping the "Bottleneck Drive" in
Summerland! We couldn't have asked for better
weather..31 degrees in September!
Too Cool! Lunches for back to school.
Mom did NOT make me these for lunch. With that time just around the corner,
I am left to make lunches {sigh} again. To be honest, as a Mom that was the best
part of Summer Holidays..no brown bagging it. In actuality my Mom was pretty
good at the lunch department. Remember 'ants on a log'? She would also cut our
apples in pretty patterns when you opened it a star burst pattern would appear.
Unfortunately for my kids I am lacking the inspiration for great lunches. I 'try' to
supply the necessary food groups. The youngest whines she 'will not eat that!'
I make her take it anyways. I would not want the teachers to question my parenting
skills. I know she does not eat it. She brings it back home! Who brings it back?
Back in the days we traded or shh!.. threw it in the trash.
